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Are you worried about someone accessing your phone without permission? While virus infections are rare on iPhones, there are still precautions you can take to avoid this on both iOS and Android. If you think someone's spying on your device without your knowledge, take note of any strange behavior you experience from your phone. This How.com.vn will show you how to stop someone from mirroring and spying on your iPhone or Android device.
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- Turn off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to disconnect AirPlay or Screen Mirroring.
- For virus infections, delete any suspicious third-party apps, update your software, and avoid clicking suspicious links.
- Change your passcode regularly, and consider using a trusted antivirus app on your phone.
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